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vrrroooommm vrroooommmm i love motorcycles. let me be specific. i love other peoples motorcycles. i am not convinced i have the attention span to ride my own. not yet any way

long time no see whirlybird... I like your new toy!!!!!!

i have been keeping a journal for 20 years. climbing is mixed in with everything else so it isn't really searchable. it is just a bunch of papers and note books that only mean anything to me.

ya but you have arms and they are AWSOME!!!!! *doing push ups at commercials* oohhhh p.s. i am back down to 138 and i haven't even been trying. i coloured my hair red again and i am totally convinced that is what did it. i have come to the conclusion that the men who like my hair blonde are bad for me. *nods* cold medicine makes me chatty

damn sherri, nice guns!!!!! *thinking i need to lift a bit more often* hey put the good picture back

an oatmeal bath might help. you can try slapping where it itches if you don't have closed blisters. the doc explained to me why that works once but i am to high on cold medicine to recall.

Hmmmmmm. Muffy, you and I are meant for each other! I know it's cus we spell the same xoxoxoxoox edit:damn it i thought this what whirlybird i am so high on cold medicine right now.

damn it... i fell for that just today

hey i think math is hard and i am not barbi. i would rather read War and Peace than do algebra. (good book by the way)

*sob* totally know what you mean. I identify with my hair. it is like in that it is a little wild and hates to be told to do something it doesn't want to do. hair styles do NOT work on me. *grow hair GROW!!!*

i chopped all my hair off in the fall. i miss it. so now i am trying to grow it back again. i am a pony tail girl.

This IS true. Poison oak triggers an allergic reaction in sensitive individuals. People can become more sensitve with each exposure. I am exquisitively sensitive to the stuff, having been exposed on numerous occasions as a kid. The way it works is that urushiol reacts with the proteins in your skin and alters them in such a way that your body sees them as foreign. Then the immune system basically attacks your own body. Your skin acts as a barrier to most polar substances, but urushiol is of just the right polarity to pass through the stratum corneum, given enough time. This is why you can avoid a reaction if you are able to wash with soap and water soon after exposure. Citation--> Unless you happen to be a freak. My mother can eat the stuff as a salad, all thanks to an extensive exposure as a child. Not sure about the mechanism, but could be a version of acquired immunity, similar to being vaccinated. It is more likely that one will develop a sensitivity to the vile weed, however. No mom/freak jokes please. She has a club foot and ill probably lose it I am one of those freaks. I don't get it, knock on wood. atleast i haven't so far. My mom grew up here in the PNW and did not get it ever until she was 30. i have made it to 35 and still nothing.

butch and dom are not even closely related so true

i can't imagine he will ever have a job.

i just like when someone brings my cream to the top.

both my parents get poisen oak really bad. when we were putting our yard in at the house they baught when i was 6 they both had it so bad they blisterd. it was the grossest thing i think i have seen to date. every time you scratch and break open the sores you spread it. you can get poisen oak from being exposed directly, or from your pets or any gear. there are washes you can purchase that are suposed to get the oil off your skin right away. i would sugest getting some of that and using it when you come home from every trip. I don't know if it's true but it seems like every time you get poisen oak the worse you get it.

Dude, you are seriosly missing out. You are probably right. I prefer to rock climb. I am a rock climber too. however i am aware of mountains and mountain climbers. I am not an expert but i can hold my own in a conversation. I suppose that is from hanging out here

the best place to get a riding crop is the tack store.

that is not a good idea... i had someone break a riding crop on my ass one time because i was being obstinate and didn't want to safe word out. i broke my partners trust. I allowed him to really damage me when that was not his intention. He can not know where my limits are if i am not communicating those to my him. that was a failure on my part. live and learn damage you? sounds like the whip got the worst end of it (pun intended)! true it had to be retired poor thing.

that is not a good idea... i had someone break a riding crop on my ass one time because i was being obstinate and didn't want to safe word out. i broke my partners trust. I allowed him to really damage me when that was not his intention. He can not know where my limits are if i am not communicating those to my him. that was a failure on my part. live and learn

*sigh* ahhh the good old days

i have not given up. i am accepting that this is not to be the most active summer of my life and i am thoroughly enjoying reading and laying in the sun. it's all about being where you are or to quote buckaroo bonzi "no matter where you go, there you are." Talk about healthy and strong! THAT, my friends, is a fine example of a healthy attitude and personal strength. :tup: *BLUSH* thank you Sherri!!!!!

speak for your self:p NICE bruises!!!!! can i just tell you how much i desperately miss climbing? I am about ||<---that far away from saying fuck it and just climbing.